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Tile Contractor Seattle Bathrooms Showers Kitchens Backsplash Flooring (Seattle Tile Contractor Shower Floors (206) 536-3800)
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Planning a tile project for a bathroom remodel, walk-in shower, kitchen backsplash, floor tile, tub surround, fireplace, entry, laundry room, or larger home remodel? Alliance Pro Services helps homeowners, landlords, property managers, investors, Realtors, and property owners with tile installation, shower tile, bathroom tile, kitchen tile, backsplashes, floor tile, grout, waterproofing, tile repair, demolition, substrate preparation, and finish work throughout Seattle, the Eastside, and the greater Puget Sound area.
Tile can completely change the look of a room, but a successful installation depends on much more than choosing a pattern. The substrate needs to be sound, wet areas need proper waterproofing, layouts need to account for cuts and transitions, and the tile, grout, trim, fixtures, cabinets, and flooring all need to work together. Send your city, photos of the existing area, approximate dimensions if known, and a short description of what you want tiled or repaired.
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🧱 TILE CONTRACTOR SEATTLE
Tile installation may involve demolition, surface preparation, backer systems, waterproofing, layout, cuts, trim, setting materials, grout, sealant where appropriate, transitions, and finish detailing. Good tile work starts before the first tile is installed. The condition of the wall or floor, room dimensions, plumbing fixtures, cabinets, doors, and adjacent finishes can all affect the final layout.
TILE INSTALLATION
Tile can be installed in bathrooms, kitchens, showers, tub surrounds, floors, entries, laundry rooms, fireplaces, backsplashes, mudrooms, and other interior areas. Installation planning should consider tile size, pattern, grout joints, movement, transitions, edges, substrate condition, moisture exposure, and how the tile meets surrounding materials.
SHOWER TILE
Shower tile is one of the most detailed tile applications because the surface must manage frequent water exposure. Shower projects may include wall tile, shower floor tile, niches, benches, curbs, low-threshold entries, accent bands, trim pieces, glass coordination, plumbing fixtures, and waterproofing beneath the visible finish. The tile is the decorative layer; the waterproofing and substrate system behind it are equally important.
WALK IN SHOWER TILE
Walk-in shower projects may include larger shower footprints, benches, niches, handheld fixtures, rain heads, glass, curb or curbless-style transitions, floor tile, wall tile, and bathroom flooring outside the shower. Layout should be coordinated with drains, valves, door openings, glass, benches, and tile dimensions before installation begins.
TUB TO SHOWER CONVERSION
A tub-to-shower conversion may involve removing the existing tub, modifying plumbing, preparing walls and floors, waterproofing, installing shower tile, adding niches or benches, replacing fixtures, coordinating glass, and repairing flooring or drywall around the new shower. The project should address water control before decorative finishes are installed.
🚿 BATHROOM TILE
Bathroom tile may be used on shower walls, shower floors, tub surrounds, main bathroom floors, vanity backsplashes, niches, accent walls, and other wet-area surfaces. Bathroom remodeling may also involve vanities, plumbing, lighting, ventilation, drywall, flooring, mirrors, paint, and trim. Coordinating the tile with the rest of the bathroom helps avoid awkward cuts and mismatched heights.
BATHROOM REMODEL
A bathroom remodel often combines tile with plumbing, electrical, ventilation, waterproofing, drywall, vanities, mirrors, flooring, lighting, paint, and trim. Tile decisions should happen early because shower size, niche locations, vanity dimensions, floor heights, fixtures, and glass can all affect the final installation. Bathroom remodeling works best when the tile contractor is coordinated with the overall remodel sequence.
BATHROOM FLOOR TILE
Bathroom floor tile needs a stable, properly prepared surface and a layout that works around toilets, vanities, tubs, showers, doors, and transitions. Projects may involve removing old flooring, checking subfloor condition, correcting low or uneven areas, installing suitable underlayment, setting tile, grouting, and finishing transitions at adjacent rooms.
WATERPROOFING
Wet-area tile work depends on proper water management. Shower walls, shower floors, benches, niches, and other wet locations may require waterproofing systems appropriate for the assembly. Waterproofing should be complete and protected before tile is installed. Grout and tile alone should not be treated as the primary waterproof barrier.
GROUT
Grout color and joint width have a major visual effect on tile. Grout also needs to be selected for the application and maintained appropriately. Projects may involve new grout, damaged-grout repair, selective regrouting, cleaning, or replacement as part of a larger tile repair. Recurring grout damage can also indicate movement, moisture, or substrate problems that should be evaluated rather than repeatedly covered.
TILE REPAIR
Tile repair may include cracked tile, loose tile, missing grout, damaged trim, isolated floor repairs, backsplash repairs, shower repairs, or replacement after plumbing and water-damage work. Matching existing tile can be difficult when the original product is discontinued, so the repair approach depends on available material and the size of the affected area.
🍳 KITCHEN BACKSPLASH
Kitchen backsplash tile can add color, texture, and protection behind counters and cooking areas. Projects may include subway tile, mosaic tile, large-format tile, decorative patterns, full-height backsplash, feature walls, edge trim, grout, and coordination around outlets, windows, cabinets, countertops, and appliances. The backsplash layout should be planned around the cabinet and countertop dimensions already in place.
KITCHEN TILE
Kitchen tile may include backsplash, floor tile, feature walls, pantry areas, or tile connected to a larger kitchen remodel. Kitchen remodeling can involve cabinets, countertops, islands, plumbing, electrical, lighting, appliances, drywall, flooring, and paint. Tile installation should be sequenced with those elements so cabinets, counters, outlets, and finish heights align correctly.
KITCHEN REMODEL
A kitchen remodel often involves tile backsplash or flooring along with cabinets, countertops, islands, lighting, plumbing, electrical, appliances, drywall, paint, trim, and ventilation. Backsplash tile is usually installed after cabinets and countertops are confirmed, while floor tile may need to be coordinated earlier depending on the project. Kitchen remodeling decisions should be planned as one connected scope rather than separate finish choices.
FLOOR TILE
Floor tile can work well in bathrooms, kitchens, entries, laundry rooms, mudrooms, and other high-use areas. Floor tile installation may involve demolition, floor preparation, underlayment, leveling, layout, setting, grout, transitions, and base or trim coordination. The subfloor or slab should be evaluated before tile is installed because movement and unevenness can affect the finish.
LARGE FORMAT TILE
Large-format tile can create a clean modern look with fewer grout joints, but it often requires flatter substrates and careful handling. Layout, wall flatness, floor preparation, cuts, edge conditions, and lippage control become especially important as tile size increases.
FIREPLACE TILE
Fireplace tile can update a living room, family room, bedroom, or other interior space. Projects may include removing old finishes, preparing the surround, installing new tile or stone-look products, edge trim, grout, hearth tile, and coordination with mantels or built-ins. Materials and installation methods should be appropriate for the fireplace conditions.
BASEMENT REMODELING
A basement remodel may include bathrooms, kitchens or wet bars, flooring, drywall, electrical, plumbing, lighting, storage, and tile. Tile is often used in basement bathrooms, laundry rooms, bar areas, and entries. Moisture conditions should be considered before finish materials are installed.
HOME REMODEL
Tile work frequently connects to a larger home remodel. Whole-home projects may involve kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling, flooring, drywall, plumbing, electrical, paint, trim, cabinets, doors, and structural work. Tile layouts, floor heights, and transitions should be coordinated with adjacent finishes so one room does not create problems for the next.
HOME REMODELING SERVICES
Alliance Pro Services supports tiling as part of broader home remodeling services including kitchen remodels, bathroom remodels, basement remodeling, additions, ADUs, drywall, flooring, painting, plumbing, electrical, structural repairs, finish carpentry, and project coordination. Keeping tile integrated with the overall remodeling scope helps reduce rework and scheduling conflicts.
🔧 HANDYMAN SERVICES & TILE-RELATED FINISH WORK
Not every tile project requires a full remodel. Handyman services may be appropriate for some smaller finish items around a tile project, such as trim, shelving, hardware, drywall patches, door adjustments, paint touch-ups, caulking touch-ups, or punch-list work. Larger tile installations, waterproofing, plumbing, electrical, structural work, or significant water damage should be handled under the appropriate trade or remodeling scope.
WATER DAMAGE & TILE
Bathroom and kitchen tile projects sometimes begin because of a leak or water-damage problem. Shower leaks, tub leaks, plumbing failures, dishwasher leaks, refrigerator lines, sinks, and exterior water entry can damage tile assemblies, drywall, cabinets, subfloor, framing, and trim. The moisture source should be corrected before damaged finishes are rebuilt.
DRYWALL & BACKER REPAIR
Tile projects may require removal or repair of damaged drywall, backer materials, or substrates before new tile is installed. Shower and wet-area assemblies need materials suitable for the application. Backsplash and dry-area tile also depend on a flat, stable surface for a clean installation.
PLUMBING COORDINATION
Showers, tubs, faucets, sinks, toilets, and kitchen fixtures can affect tile layout and sequencing. Shower valves, drain locations, tub dimensions, sink backsplashes, and plumbing penetrations should be confirmed before tile is completed. Plumbing work should occur at the correct stage so finished tile does not need to be removed later.
OLDER HOME TILE REMODELING
Older Seattle-area homes may have multiple layers of flooring, plaster, uneven walls, previous tile installations, older plumbing, damaged subfloor, or framing that is not perfectly square. Tile layouts in older homes often require additional preparation and careful measurement before installation.
RENTAL PROPERTY TILE
Landlords and property managers may need tile for bathroom turnovers, kitchen backsplashes, floors, shower repairs, tub surrounds, entry areas, or damaged sections. Rental-property tile should balance durability, maintenance, appearance, and material availability so future repairs are practical.
NEW CONSTRUCTION & CUSTOM HOMES
New construction and custom homes may include tile in multiple bathrooms, showers, kitchens, fireplaces, entries, laundry rooms, mudrooms, and other areas. Planning tile selections, patterns, grout colors, niches, trim, and transitions early helps coordinate the work with cabinets, plumbing, electrical, flooring, and finish carpentry.
HOME ADDITIONS & ADUs
Home additions, ADUs, and DADUs often include new bathrooms, kitchens, laundry areas, entries, or other tiled spaces. Tile should be coordinated with the new plumbing, electrical, cabinets, counters, flooring, waterproofing, and overall finish schedule.
COMMERCIAL TILE
Commercial tile may be used in restrooms, entry areas, break rooms, kitchens, retail spaces, offices, clinics, and tenant improvements. Commercial projects may require durable finishes, larger areas, coordination with business schedules, and integration with flooring, drywall, plumbing, electrical, and other trades.
PROJECT PLANNING
Tile projects depend on sequencing. Demolition and substrate repair come before waterproofing. Waterproofing comes before shower tile. Cabinets and countertops affect backsplash dimensions. Plumbing fixtures and glass depend on final tile conditions. Floor tile affects doors and transitions. Planning the full scope before installation helps reduce rework.
TILE DESIGN & LAYOUT
Tile design includes more than color. Tile size, orientation, pattern, grout color, joint width, edge trim, focal walls, niche locations, and transitions all influence the finished appearance. A balanced layout should avoid unnecessary slivers and place major visual lines intentionally around fixtures and room features.
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WHO WE HELP
Homeowners, landlords, property managers, Realtors, investors, rental-property owners, older-home owners, new homeowners, sellers, custom-home clients, and customers planning shower tile, bathroom tile, kitchen backsplash, floor tile, tile repairs, kitchen remodels, bathroom remodels, handyman repairs, or larger home remodeling services.
📍 SEATTLE & PUGET SOUND TILE SERVICES
Tile projects may be supported throughout Seattle, Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland, Issaquah, Sammamish, Renton, Mercer Island, Shoreline, Bothell, Woodinville, Kenmore, Lynnwood, Everett, Edmonds, Tukwila, Burien, SeaTac, Kent, Auburn, Federal Way, Tacoma, Des Moines, Maple Valley, Mukilteo, Marysville, Puyallup, and surrounding Puget Sound communities.
GET A FREE TILE ESTIMATE
Planning a bathroom tile project, walk-in shower, tub surround, kitchen backsplash, floor tile, fireplace, entry, laundry room, grout repair, tile repair, kitchen remodel, bathroom remodel, or larger home remodel? Call or text with your city, photos, approximate dimensions if known, and a short description of the tile work you need.
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